No, it only maps hostnames to sites directory. It's specific to an instance
on a specific server. It should be nuked.
On Aug 30, 2013 8:52 AM, "Mads Høgstedt Danquah" <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> In ci.drakefile.drushrc.php:
>
> > +  $proc_status = proc_get_status($php_process);
> > +  if (!$php_process || !$proc_status['running']) {
> > +    return drake_action_error(dt('Could not start internal web server.'));
> > +  }
> > +  $procs_to_be_cleaned[] = $php_process;
> > +
> > +  drush_log(dt('Webserver running at http://%host:%port %proc',
> > +    array(
> > +      '%host' => $context['site-host'],
> > +      '%port' => $port,
> > +      '%proc' => $php_process)
> > +  ), 'ok');
> > +
> > +
> > +  // prepare a sites.php if site-host is set.
> > +  if (!empty($context['test-host'])) {
>
> weeeell not really. It's in /sites/sites.php which remains after the test
> has ended. The test creates the /sites/port.whatever folder so I'm ok with
> nuking that and everything in it, but in theory /sites/sites.php could
> contain something that something else needs? ... or?
>
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